1st Line Defence recover Incendiary Bombs & Grenades close to WWII airfield

Non-Intrusive UXO Survey UXO^{Luftwaffe target photography of Kent – circa 1942. Image source: Imperial War Museum.}^{USAAF aerial photography – April 1944. Image source: Historic England.}^{Corrugated iron sheets, metal bars and supports discovered in Kent. Image source: 1st Line Defence.}^{Corrugated iron sheets discovered in Kent. Image source: 1st Line Defence.}^{Mk-4 British Incendiary Bomb noses discovered during UXO Target Investigation in Kent. Image source: 1st Line Defence.}^{Close-up image of MK-4 British Incendiary Bomb noses discovered during UXO Target Investigation in Kent. Image source: 1st Line Defence.}^{Parts of inert No. 36 Mills Grenades recovered during UXO Target Investigation in Kent. Image source: 1st Line Defence.}

What is a 4lb Incendiary Bomb?#

^{Schematic diagram of 4lb British Incendiary Bomb.}^{Small Bomb Container of 4lb Incendiary Bombs. Image source: Imperial War Museum.}^{Information source: http://www.wwiiequipment.com/}